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WING114 ONTARIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, WOO,
$1 A YEAR IN DUMB
ANC E
Bargains
IN ALL LINES
ON SATURDAY.
Business is booming so much with us
'in Tailoring that it is hardly worth our
while to advertise this branch of our
business, but still wee want to remind all
our friends that we shall be glad to see
them, and we might mention that we
are selling off the balance of our Sum-
mer Suitiugs at a great reduction. In
''BOOTS and SHO.ES
It is needless to say we lead the Trade.
Our customers have been more than sat-
isfied during the past season; the conse-
uenco is, we have had a large increase
n our sales; we auticipate a very large
'business for Fall, and consequently
have bought heavily, and in order to
make room for these new Goods we
are
selling the balance of our Spain
at a large reduction from regular prices
--don't fail to secure some of these bar -
,gains. Boys' and Youths' sizes in
Boots on Saturday at COST. We have
.just sorted up our stock of
CENTS' FURNISHINGS,
..: MATS ' AND GAPS
In these we have the very latest -if
'you want to be up-to-date in Neckw&ar
.and Headl:Wear, you must come to us.
We have still a few
DRY GOODS
left; we are selling them at 50 per cent,
do
cost—it will pay you to .buy any-.
kiting eve have, even if you don't need
.it just nota, The rest of our Glooeries
°1 .at cost and below. We have not much
left, but what we have you can Have at
Tour own price..
WE SELL CHEA.P.
iiiiv bv44 ^ 'c►i b'
DOn
need to keep a fire all
day when you can buy
Corned Beef
Cambridge Sausage
Oxford
English. Brawn.
Stewed Kidneys
a Boned Duck
Turkey `
Chicken
Ox -Tail Soup
Mock Turtle Soup
i' Mulligatawny "
already cooked and '
ready for the table at
N. A. FARQUUHARSON'S
(The China House)
Opp. Bank of Hamilton
WXNGIraer.
iolililtil SORS
1Miarrrmge Licenses
Issued by FRANK. PATriBsOrr, No, 23 Victoria
-street, Wingham, Ont. No witnessesrequired.
NO PAPER. NEXT WEEK.
The TIMES will not be issued
next week and the staff will
take a few holidays at a season
of the year when business is
rather . quiet. Correspondents •
will bear this in mind and have
their budgets ready for our
next issue which will be Aug.
24th. The TIMES dicl not take a
holiday last year and we hope.
our readers will bear with us
in our week of rest this year..
The office will be open all of
next week to receive orders for
job printing, and the editor will
be pleased to write receipts for
subscriptions and other ac-
counts.
See John I' err's advertisement..
CASH COUPON .— The Buyers' ants
Merchauts' Ben fit Association of To-
ronto has failed This couccrtl issued
cash coupons t merchants. Several
Wiugham Ines slants were handling
their coupons. Vo have not much faith
in the cash coil u business.
Oran Wali
uesday lumen'
his race hors()
N. Y. He be.
K. from A.
shipped this leo
Mr. Sweats nal
day ofatllis wee!
some oYtho bes
country with h
To HENT.—T o Or cottage, Francis
street. Apply to W. J. CHAPMAN.
To Haman Oa •ICER:».—We have this
week heard a foo cowplaiuts from oita
zeas that eerteir out houses and other
buildings aro in bad state. Tens is the
season of tbo y •tr when matters of this
kind should b
Citizens sllouh
that their prem
Clean, card the
should put th
are not kept i
Gmuln Loper. Mali
Lodge of the I. O. 0.
Encampment, I.
jurisdiction in. Ontn
Hamilton this week
representing Maitlar
A.Mowat is the de
Ecicampinont.
UNcr.E SAM. --On Wed- CROP REPORT.
�g J. E. Swar is shipped report from Huron
arolcl H, to Salaenonae, Wednesday's Glob'
also parehased Walter cinity are: Hay g
otter, of Toronto, and well saved. Fall
o alaug with Harold H.
bushels per acre, o
not leave until Satur- good yield. Oats
and purposes attending expected to turn oat good. average crop.
races in Uncle Sam's
horses,
INC+. —The Grand
F. and the Grand
O. F., leaving
c aro in session at
J, A. Morton is
•
d`Lodge and John
gate frons Minerva
1 e following crop
aunty. appeared, in
:---Crops in this vi-
ed, average crop and
P
e
mat will average 25
fine sample. Peas
short in straw, bat
Fall Term Opens Sept. 4th. a
Roots are in exc
there will be a'
varieties. Win
scarce; fall varlet]
'lout condition, and
abundance of all
r apples considered
s plenty.
Apprentices wanted at onto. Two
young ladies to learn tailoring.
tf WEBSTER & Co..
Hoe WEATIIER. P he weather since
Suuday has been 1le hottest of the
season. In Wingi am ou Sunday the
om 00 to 98 in. the
Tuesday were al-
nto, Monday was
years and there
sixty years when
her. ' We believe
record for being
old the press to
carefully looked after, temperature ran up
take the hint and sec i shade. Monday and
ses aro kept thoroughly most as hot. In Tor
Aealth officers of the town j
the warmest day in
law in force if premises c was ouly one day in
a healthy state. the mercury went h
that Thursday beat t
warm. We cannot
record further.
FAREWELL 'SUPPE
who for a number of
position as baker fo
intends leaving town t
Saturday of this week.
be adopted is Mr. Webber's most
system and is used by all the railways in among the young men
the United States. The G. T. R. adopt- let him leave town wits
ed it some time ag. There seems to be token of remembrance.
wisdom in the ad tion of a uniform Wednesday evening th
code of signals. i new restaurant and
AT . ACCIDENT. ► a Thursday after- supper with Mr. Web
hila Mr :. D. B. Anderson, him with a handsome
Import glass, 104 caws direct from
Belgium. J. CLEGG & CO.
CHANGE IN SIGN ts.—A Circular has
been issued by th C. P. R. authorities,
changing the hand and Sag signals, as
well as the whistl :.and other signals ou
that road. The hange will take place
on Sept. 1st. T e system of signals to
wvn as the standard
Bead John Ke
IT PAYS To
spun his filmy w
through which
way into and c
weave. your we
was heard to so
got it done, 'tw
"I guess I knos
plied the spide
who runs this
tise."
ARRESTED O
day night Dept
in goal Gerfi
Stevenson, of
ed at Wiugham ou a capias. Thew' are
who ran the wheel -d-
oes mere; they were at
same business, A few
ere partners ire business
iled, and it was at the
creditors in this business
o arrested.—Goderich
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Seo Halsey Park's advertisement
Dr. Butler, of London, will. be at the
Queen's Hotel, Wiugham, on the first
Feiday of eaoh month froea.11.30' a.
m. till 3 o'clock p. m., for consultation
iu diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat,
LICENSE TRANS
Huron License Cc
Clinton on Wednea
transferred the lie
housefromH. I
J.
lir. Carr took pose
wick on Wednesdc
education for profitable, progressive and i
permanent employment is given in tlw C�
Central Business College f
o, .
No less tStratfhan eightrdlargoOntbusiness col- lj
leges havo applied to us witl).in the last v
six weeks for our graduates to take post• U-
tions as teachers in their schools. As
many as live business firms havo applied
to us in ane day for oifico help. Tlris es r
I suiefrfeifyalgiie.d. a'
Write oobauulOtio
I,
noon last,
Edgar Henderson and a child were
coming to town wi h a horse auabuggy,
they happened N • th quite a severe
ut. Tho ho se, which was being
driven by Edgar . enderson, took freight
at something anc landed the occupants
of the buggy int e ditch. Mrs. Ander-
son was clragge A qu' a distance and
was considerabl i fired and Edgar has
a broken wrist. The . buggy was not
very badly brol en.
: T
ERREDhe West nlnissioners met at
day of last week and
ise of the Brunswick
ulmage to John Carr.
ssion of the Brnns-
morning.
Clearing sale of bicycles, Cleveland's
and Welland Vales, at special prices.
J. CLEGG & Co.
TRIBUNE ROAD
land of the Har
Alex. McIver, o
Cowan, of Roths
Friday last maki ig arrangements for
the Tribune bicy
race to be run by
Harriston on Th
The citizens of H
and each of then
up $25. A great d 'al of interest is being
taken in the ev ts.
W..1. ELLIOTT, Prineipal,
ACCid C
1.0E.= -Byer. Cope -
'sten Tribune, and
Goderich and Pete
y, wore in town On
35 Cents
pays for the TIMES till
January 1st, 1901.
W. Webber,
rs has held the
A. J. %Ticholls,
r Winnipeg on
A number of
timate friends
f town could not
out some slight
Accordingly on
y met at Johns'
ad a farewell
r and presented
old -headed cane.
's advertisement.
vERTISI,.—Tho spider
b aoross an opal door,
merchant found his
f his store. "Don't
across the door," a bee
, "because before you've
11 all be swept away-"
what I'm about," re-
wiso; "I know the man
•tore: he doesn't adver-
AC
APIAy,
--Last TllSTs-
I
ty-sheriti Gundry lodged
1d °hasten and Hugh
melee, who were arrest -
two of the men
fortune at the r
Wiugham 011 tl
years ago they
at Sarnia and f
instance of thei
that they we
Signal.
WITH THE
Bradwin, of tel
completed six y
paper. The Ely
conducted news
is entitled to the
people of Blyth.
cent advance in
win says that he
pay double the p
had been paving
There were only
(hQ says farther)
remain in busines
the dollar, one w
of the Standard,
raise the subscripti.n price. Bro. Brad -
EWSPAPERS. — Editor
Blyth Standard. has
ars as editor of that
Standard is a well
per and Bro. Bradwin
hearty support of the
speaking of the re-
ewspaper Bro. Brad-
is now compelled to
ice for paper that he
der his old contract.
wo things left for us
o do if we wished to
and pay 100 cents on
to reduce the size
nd the other was to
A very pleasant even ng was spent in
speeches and storytel
in wishing their friell
tho West. Wingh
lose such young me
11 has resided in tow
years and has always
ae.honest, up -right a
Man. He should.
Where ever he may lo
SLoN'E�r To LOAN.—
ing. All joined
every success in
can ill afford. to
That
# Fly Oil
s
of ours is having a great
sale those days. It is just
,a
what the farmer has been fAr
1looking fol- and just what
the cattle need. It has
saved others money, it
will save it for you.
The old Williams
Stand.
1
win has decided to
paper and leave th
one dollar. The 1
paper is a matter
newspaper frateruit
own case,we have n
in price. We were
have a coutract tha
1st Jan. next. This week we re -
paper that would
50 in extra money
ectad! by our con-
e in hopes that
combine will be
act expires. We
e will never be
t the old prices
R. A5 A.DOUGLASS
G. N. W. Offree.
Prop.
GREAT CUT IN PRICES.
Lovely new Blouses in very pretty
patterns being cleared at actual COST.
Prints, Gingha 's, Muslins and all
Summer Goods to clear at cost. Great
bargains in Boots and Shoes.
Stacks of Sugars and all lines of
Groceries and big values.
Highest prices paid for Butter and
Eggs.
D. M. GORDON,.
The Direet Importer,
•educe the size of the long been ide
subscription price at terestand the
ise a the price of and loyal suppo
hat will affect the
very much. In our A series of lee
t yet felt the advance illustrated with
ortunate enough to given by Geo. O.
will not expireun- N.., commence
1'8 p. m., at Gospel
ou Tuesday, Thur
ing. All are welco
Rev. Mr. Gifford
meat occupied th
street church last
made a very femora.a few were of the opi
the Dr., will snot).
laurels.=Clinton Ne
ified with its best in-
hurehes a true friend
Cr.
res on the. Tabsrnaele,.
colored chart, will be
tkinson, of Brookline
g Friday evening at
all, to be continued:
lay and Friday even
e.
f Turner's appoint -
pulpit of Ontario
luday evening and.
e impression. Not
ion that his father,.
we tt' look,to his
•s -Record. n--
eties of the Co
cross the line are
and substantial.
of the American
o past ten mouths.
Ie other societies
°ruling gains,
past:)• of one of
nal churches in
and favorably
known among the deno uination workers.
in the Dominion, has j st been honored
with the Doctor of D 'Miterdegree by
Beloit College. If we mistake not, Dr.
man, holds-the,
egationrl pas-
ived
a shipment o
as Mr. Webber. cave cost us nearly
i for a number of had we not been pr
eel'. found to be I tract. We are livi
d. faithful young i paper manufactuaers
eet with success busted before our con
ate permanently. believe, however, that
oney to loan on able to secure paper
PIAN) For SALE:—A beautiful up notes, and notes 4is•
rI able rates. Money advanced ou inert -
right piano, fancy walnut case, ' with privilege of paying 'at the
Slc1 gages, A
nutert at reason -
octavo, slightly used. A bargain• O end of any year. Notes and accounts
for cash or on_time. Apply to P. 0. bol • collected.. Guice—Beaver Block, Wing -
68, Blyth.
le road race and the
elver and Cowan at
rsday, August 16th.
riston aro giving $25
ntestauts are putting
THE FURNITUR
been received in t
that negotiations i
formation of t
Furniture Co. a
Company has a cap
intends taking
Canadian factories
in Waterloo, Wel
and Bruce counties
the money-makers
the number is Bur
English accounta
for Canada to v
verify the state
prospectus.—Gua .h Herald.
•
WANTED.—At once, 100 T bs •1Ntter.
Cash or trade.
See that window of $1.25, . .00 shirts.
Your ahoico for 750. G. E. KING.
Civic Hotlr;Ay. Winghttlnites had a
very waren day f
this year. The t
deserted on Taosda
who could possibl
one. The Sunday!
Godel'i°11 was th
Nearly 800 people
the . ilVingham s.
stations en the line
follows: Listowel
set1
'Ws 100, 131uevale
Londesboro 60 an
the two special tra
some 1200people
day was very pee
enmity townby tl
BUSINESS ComBusiness College
tote has closed fo
after a very sncce
annual announce
have been issued
been received at
tribution. ' C. L.
will be in Wingh
any who may de
ing the college.
Mr. Hartt s11onl
the Trans, and
will call on the,
AprOINTr•
Campbell, son
town WOS
lias been app°
1I 1Wite Publi
bQ11 has been to
number of year
given entire
recommend him
gate as au upri.
good teacher.
village in Kent 0
and has a four
We wish Mr. Ca
his flaw home.
duties at the clo
COMBINE.—WQrd has
As city to the effect
connection with the
o British -American
completed. This
tal of "$8,000,000 andover twenty-three
situated principally
gton, Perth, Huron
These factories are
. f the trade. Among
Bros., of this city.
ts have already left
sit the factories and
rents made in the
1E. — The Listowel
rad Shorthand Inti-
a mouth's vacation
Fa term. f 1 t m The first
ham. ROBT. M°IND:10.
WALES IN CL
sidewalk contract°
town council have
little difficulty.
ago ne
out and cat g through his solicit()
d several copies have
1e Tuirs office for clis-
Hartt, the principal,
m. next weekato meet
re information regard -
"Ales wishing to meet
leave their names at
hen he is in town he
RINCIPAL. �JOhn D.
f Peter Campbell, of
ighgate last week and
nted Principal of the
Pohool. Mr. Camp -
fora
he has
We can
cuing at Belmor•
, at which pea
tisfaction.
to the people of High -
ht young man and a
igbgate is a prosperous
unty, near Ridgetown
roomed public school.
npbell every success in
He will commence his
of the holidays.
70 Cents
pays .for the Tx:ttns and To-
ronto Daily Star till Jan,
1st, .1901, All wino sub-
scribe for the Star get a
handsome picture of the
Queen and Printie of
Walest
Leave your orders early
at the TIMI s 'offiee.
r their civic holiday
�vn was practically
and every perstn
take a holiday took
School cxeursion to
main attraction.
purchased tickets at
alien. The other
were represented as
0, Atwood 78, Bras -
29, BeigraVe 03,
Clinton 10. 'When
us reached Goderich
()oro on board. The
tsandy spent in the
e excursionists. The
Witlghanl and G deriell baseball clubs
had a gamy darn g the afternoon, re-
sulting in lave r Goderich, 6 to 1.
have not been livin
in not furnishing g
work done. The n
position of the, c
knew 110 reason
should not go 011
council had done a
of it; in fact, had
contract called for
work done had bee
sented, and the
ready to do so aga
ever rested with
stoppage of the I
passed the foliowin•
Mr. Graham's solid
unless he proceed
cording to contra
suit entered again
ages." The follo'a
from the News -Re
the granolithic `co
from Blyth on Tu
conference with th
sult he starts to
mospherc having t
expected that the
The old saying must be a tytne saying:
"That which people don't know never
troubles them." We have arrived at
the conclusion that people would be
much blee if they knew the getting O O USE they have been paying by not gottill l,J
Our quotat:ons. But people are getting;
on to" the secret fast. WALIizi:, & I
ox.—A. Graham, •
and the Clinton l tions six names were ch
been having some. upon, and about thirty
before the choice was m
again.
MODEL SCHOOL PRIN
Goderich Signal we le
Stewart, of Bluevale, h
Principal of the Model
town. From the fort
mem—From the
n that Robt.
been chosen as
°heel in that
-three applies-
en. to be voted
tes were taken
Graham claims,
that the conic.i_
up• to the contract
rel and paying for
ayor in stating the
uracil said that he
vhy the contractor
ith the work; the
that was required
done more than the
the estimates for
paid whenever pre-
uuoil was always
No fault what-
he council for the
ork. The council
resolution :—"That
ors be notified that
with the work ac-
, it be re -let, and
him for any dam-
ing item is copied
rcl:—"Mr. Graham,
tractor, carne down
sday and has had a
council and as a re-
ork again. The at -
us been cleared it is
ork Will be rushed."
is a fourth art
year
fat
un
arts,. with a first-ol
certificate and has ha
experience iu teaching,
GONE TO DAUP
left 1 ere on
Dauphin, Manitob
several first-class h
number were Ki
record of 2.243( an
to Black 3oe in Lon
in the 2.18 class.
four ;veer old, whic
Sohn Gentles. Dm
class in the Wingh
three heats and als
elem. It is said th
three heats in Wingh tm. in better than
2.25 and Mr. Shaw th nks ho can go a
railo in 2.11. n. vats also sold to
Mr. Shaw, on Stan day evening, Dr,
ADA, tile horse who \\
day in the 2.85, winn
race of five heats. T
him that day WAS 2.2
Dauphin Will have tin
and Mr. Shaw should
selling them, We u`sh hint success in
his venture.
. — George Shaw
nday morning for
. Ile took with him
rses, Among the
y Wilkes, with a
who. finished second
on a few weeks ago
Also Darko, not
he parchased from
to won in the 2.50
rates last week in
went in the 2.35
t Darkey done the
a here ett Thurs.
ng first money in a
to best time given
U. The people of
e good race horses
tavo trouble in
oap?
WINSTIAIL
Peter Leaver
Will Smith
Sara'l Elliott
W. Hele
Johu Bell
If so,you should see our stock,
which is composed of some of
the most elegant goods in this
line ever offered.
Sickle
Disher
Cumberland
Elliott
Jones 21 38
Black a a —23 46
gregational churches
making encouraging
grans. Tlae increase
Boards' receipts for tl
has beeu $60,000.
are also showing corr
de. Mr. Stew -1 Rev. E. Munson Hil
er-graduate the leading Congregat
s professional Montreal, and, well
twelve years'
yen in public
high soliools.
ending college.
er annum..
Hill, though yet a you
Dauganuon longest continuous Co
am on. Tuesday, torate in Canada.
friendly match A series of sermons
Prayer will be delivere
gregational pulpit of
pastor. The series av
Sunday morning with
of God." These short
• 7 89 46 delivered before and
39 40 79 • the subject will be "
...36 35 11 Times is the Gospel
• "42 47 89 We do not charge
_14 al 54 front seats than we
, 89 22 • 61 rear of the church
hand. rest. Tolzhil.
100 TdA 700 yas and all that come ar
Tee services last 5
:2/(1Q '411 .1, tended, although the
own. The home
o much for the
score will show
100 yds 200 yds
fr hand- rest. Total
44 46 90
'81 46 771 the shady nooks at 1
64
We can suit any taste, at
any price from ioc per box of
three cakes,.to 25c per ca.ke.
gramme is being a
We have a. few odd lines The Rev. Arthu.
ettuncit
Rev. M. Sheldon,
Steps" is to speak a
quarterly services
char& ou Sunday'
ed in the Wroxeter
the evening.
The animal
Epworth League
District will be hel
day, October 12t
bargain prices. See them been serving the
of this plaee. the
which we are clearing out at
J. E, DAVIS, pastot of the the
supply, reeeived,
unanimous call t
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN* ill 61° rein"
65 1
es 1
01)
uthor of "In His
the Christian En -
in Guelph in
ash concluded. the
walla; and preach -
•
on the Lord's
from. the Cen-
ts place by the
begin corning
The Fatherhood
rmons have been
were pronounced
In the evening,
e Gospel for the
f the Apostles."
ny more for the
o for those in th.e
they are all free,
heartily welcome.
iday were well at-
iutense heat might
case to "patronize"
'mention of the
in the Wiughtnal
E. Prior, 'who has
ongregatioual church
ast few weeks as a
and has accepted, n
become t he pormanent
Vermont, Canadian
loses ono who hrs
Winghads Popular Shoe Store.
Dollars saved by buyiag
Shoes 110W.
Sweeping Them Out
Yes! we are sareeping them out by*
sweeping reductions ita priee. Simmer
Shoes mast ge. PArgams1 Bargains!
"Qtality and Quantity here."
Men's Boots, 1300 a pair.
Ladies' Oxfords, 15o to 1'0..00 it pair.
J. REER